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clase obrera

Also known as lower class, labouring class, poor people, low-income people

clase social muchas veces asimilado a proletariado y clase baja

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The working class refers to people who hold lower-tier jobs in society, such as manual laborers, service workers, and other positions that typically offer lower pay and fewer advancement opportunities. It matters because the working class makes up a significant portion of the population and their economic conditions, job security, and access to benefits affect overall social stability and quality of life for millions of people.

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Vinony's link graph records 3,816 inbound references to clase obrera, and connects out to social class, class struggle and kshatriya.

It sits within the topics Labor, Social classes and Use Oxford spelling from November 2018.

Vinony links it to 64 Wikipedia language editions.

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Has part: blue-collar worker
Image: Construction Workers.jpg

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Commons category: Working class
described by source: Pax Leksikon
topic's main category: Category:Working class
opposite of: upper class
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Español

La clase obrera, clase trabajadora, clase proletaria o en ocasiones clase media baja, designa al conjunto de trabajadores que, desde la revolución industrial, aportan el factor trabajo en la producción y a cambio reciben un salario o contraprestación económica, sin ser propietarios de los medios de producción. El término se contrapone así al de clase burguesa, o sector social que posee el capital, así como al artesanato, sector en que los trabajadores suelen ser propietarios de los medios de producción.

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